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1.Radio was invented by Popov in Russia.
2.A new president is elected by people every four years in the USA.
3.A bank robber was caught by the police last night.
4.Sorry, dogs are not allowed by us in our safari park.
5.My letter will be left by the postman by the door.
6.A delicious cherry pie has been made by my mum for dinner.
7.My clock was not repared by George.
8.Wait a little, an interesting story is being told by my neighbour.
9.Some more article about football can be written by my son.
10.Your bedroom must be cleaned tonight

THE CANTERVILLE GHOST

When Mr Hiram B. Otis, the American Minister, decided to buy Canterville Chase,

everyone told him that it was a foolish thing to do. There was no doubt that a ghost lived

in the house. Indeed, Lord Canterville himself mentioned the fact to Mr

Otis when they were discussing the sale.

"We haven't lived in the place ourselves," said Lord Canterville, "since the day when

my grand-aunt was frightened by the ghost. It happened many years ago. My grand-aunt

was dressing for dinner when she suddenly felt two skeleton hands being placed on her

shoulders. The fright made her very ill, and she never really recovered."

"I don't believe in ghosts," said Mr Otis.

"I must tell you, Mr Otis, that the ghost has been seen by several living members of our

family, as well as by the local priest."

"My Lord," said Mr Otis, "I want to buy this house. I come from a modem country

where everything has its value in money. If there is such a thing as a ghost in Europe, an

American will buy it."

Lord Canterville smiled: "There really is a ghost. It has been living in the

house for three centuries, since 1584 in fact. It always appears before the death of any

member of our family."

"Well, so does the family doctor, no doubt, Lord Canterville."

A few weeks later Mr Otis and his family moved to Canterville Chase.